Francisco High School - Treasured Echoes Yearbook (Francisco, IN)

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fc Senior Class Will 5S pH olaes of 1954 of the Franolsco High School, aflor consulting the UBIflrptolene, realize that our days are numbered, and that our constitut- under the strain of work in the paat four years. We there— beinf pf sound mind and wishing to dispose of our possessions, will to IfMlWseiies and otherwise the following; and we hope they, too, may - social standing gained by the class of 1954. he Seniors, will to the faculty as a whole our good will and sincere ioa-' i'or helping us win our first great victory on life's journey. T® » our principal, and Mrs. Redman, our sponsor, our sincere , fctever honor wo may win in the future. : juniors and Mr. Hardesty a basketball team as good as the '54 (We know how it the sophomores some new boys to balance the olass. freshmen the right to call your underclassmen Greenies next s. s’ljindell Ray Bailey, will fifty pounds to Alfred Stewart. •T jlsurioe Lee Bolin, will my beauty secrets to Aaron Green. DeWayne Brosheara, will my pitching position on the baseball to Ronnie Wirth. Ternon Russell Davis, will twenty-four copies of How to Become a to twenty-four enterprising freshmen. Robert Farmer, will my seat in the Beta Club to Joe Beaeley. , ,-lfondel Lee Qooch, will my right to go steady to Carmen Stapleton. Ab mlefcard Keith Litherland, will my ability to sleep in govern- 4 lass to Fred Mason. Url n P aTler» wl11 “y Jolly happy go lucky ways to Judy Paul. Iy Osoar Ellsworth Ross, will my ability to concentrate to Jerry Green. X, Donald Ray Sokeland, have nothing to will because I need every cent. Z, Donnie Kay Stapleton, will my right to wear a Princeton sweater to ig Bartley. Mae Vaughan, will my mischievousness to Mary Houchins. ' I».; Jnok Steven Wilder, will my speed tiokets to Donald McEllhiney. will my ability to score at basketball games to Larry I, Dennis Wirth, , registered and signed to take effect the 4th day of May, in the EjjffWfr Lord, One Thour« d Nine Hundred and Fifty-four. R Mdj I' ■542 • ms ■ jg5 Jr ■P fr

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Wendcl Oooch Band 1-2-3—4; Basketball, Track, 1-3-4; Softball 1; Peekaboo Penny Up on Old Sfaoky 3; Glee Club 3-4; Allas the Butler , Annual Staff 4; Blue and White Club 4, Russell Broshesrs Basketball, Traok, Glee Club 1-2-5 4| Baseball, Franoisoan Staff 2-5 4 Blue and White Club, Alias the Butler , Annual Staff 4j Peeka- boo Penny Sj Pep Club 5-4« o riant We're sorry that she went so young With wore of life to live; If we oould only oall her baok. There's wuoh we'd gladly give, Xer loved ones Bourn because she's gone She'll miss so much of life; But who oan tell if years be full. Whether it be peaoe or strife. May her soul rest with God, Is the prayer we pray today; And nay we gain our future goal As we Journey on our way. The Class In memory of Dorothy Land rus who died September 14, 1952.

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|p Senior Class History iu{Uit 29, 19 2, JO very ©oared little first graders drudged into rtncUoo High School for the first time. ■■ Mow twelve years have passed, and many things have happened along fee way. 4 Our first year must have been quite a problem to Miss Esther Arburn, ur teacher. Will we ever forget those little pink and blue baby bibs ■hat were tied around our nooks when we committed some misdemeanori Those graduating this year from our beginning class are t Wendell ►alley, Maurioe Bolin, Oharles Farmer, Dona Peavler, Ellsworth Ross ►onnie Stapleton, Ida Mae Vaughan and Jack Wilder. As our grade sohool years continued Richard Litherland, Russell ►roeheaxs, Vernon Davis, Don Sokeland, Dennis Wirth, and Wendell Qoooh, olned us. Our next step was junior high, and again everything was different. ►alls ringing and running to and fro to classes was really a big differ- ince over grade sohool days. Then oame high sohool, and we were at last Green Freshmen. Dux— ir.£ Our freshmen year we lost several members! Patty Lemmons, Burley laal Jr. Blanch Joann Settler, James Woods, and William E. Truckey. then we beoaae Silly Sophomores, and this year Eugene Coburn Iropped out, leaving us 20 members. - v’J-kThon oame our junior year, and only fourteen classmates returned; hose who dropped out were Barbara Ledbetter, Ruth Virginia Debord, Shirley Cole, and Mary Louise Debord. This seemed to be the year that' katrlmooy set in. The olaes was greatly grieved over the death of one of our class- mates, Dorothy Landrus. It W S during our junior year that we gave our stage debut, Peek- tboo Penny. Ve took the senior class to Lincoln State Park and Santa laus Land on our trip. ' -Then earns our last and biggest step, the Senior Class of 1954. Dur- first part of the year we presented Alias the Butler. We ran •he eonoession stand at the ballgames for our main money making project. 'ime advances, and we are slowly ending our career at dear old Francisco Ugh School. ■ ihrs. Redman has been our sponsor for our four most trying years, nd we Wish to take this time to thank her for helping us through he peat years and to a brighter future. HU Birthdays 1956 1956 1956 1956 1956 1956 1955 Wendell Belley----------July 20, 1956 Kaurioe Bolin———September 13, 1956 Russell Broshaars------------June 6, 1955 Vernon Davis--------------January 1. 1935 Charles Farmer-------October 11, 1936 Wend el Goooh----------July 22, 1936 Richard Litherland----- June 15, 1936 Dona Peavler——--September IO, Ellsworth Ross——-December 11, Donald Sokeland-------May l4, Connie Stapleton——June 5» Ida Mae Vaughan--November 14, Jaok Wilder——————-----July 1, Dennis Wirth-------—March 1,